Instead of using it as a circle, can you use it as a fence to corral a dog into a certain area?
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Yes, you can unhook it at a section so it can become a straight line and it comes with clips too.
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Yes. It can go completely straight and comes with stakes to be held in the ground.
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If you mean an open loop, probably not out of the box, because there are no hardware to fix it to walls. If used outside, they provide anchors to bury in the ground, so it could be used as a fence, but will be flimsy, without additional fixtures.
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I think you could, but the hole might not end up perfectly round, because of the pattern . Hope it works for you !
1937507
I attached one of those dog fences to the front. the bottom door opening is right below the top door opening and I surrounded the whole front with the dog gate (in a semi-circle) and then put mesh on the top. I think you would have to cut the bottom side open if you wanted a run on the hutch side.
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As long as there is a large enough space between the garden and the outer loop, it is possible to do this. One simply goes around the garden and then makes the connection to the outer fence with by twisting the pair of wires instead of running them side by side. There are diagrams on the internet of how to do this. The twisting of the wires cancels the signal and allows the dog to cross, and also minimizes interference at the point of intersection.
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No. It is way too small and the fencing is way to short. Better for smaller rodents. I do think they make a larger size.
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Yes, it can. It doesn't take up much space. Does make some noise when the dog is going at it.
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That's kind of the idea of it - to keep dogs out of a circular area around the rock. It's won't work as a fence to keep dogs IN that circle, only out of it. How well it works as a fence to keep your dog out of the circle depends on your dog, whether he or she is already trained with an electric collar, and how much he or she cares about the beeps & small shocks. It won't work as well as a real solid fence, but my dog (who was already trained to our underground fence) gives the rock a wide berth, even if her toys get close to it. She'll wait as I go inside the circle and get the toys for her, because she does not like the shock and she knows how to avoid getting it.
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You could yes but if the dog tryes to get out it will roll over , and how well does the dog handle confinement, there would not be a lot of room , now you can put the wire French like at the open door and use it like a doghouse ? There are two ways or two doors one on each side they zip , I use mine to trave with my cats because it is easy to put into the back seat floor , then put the letterbox and some food in , this way they can not get out when we stop , it is a great product , but very hard to put back into case lol good luck
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I suspect that it would, but I can't be certain. We used it to keep our very large dogs from going under a fence that was a bit too elevated around our corner lot property borders. We needed to close off about 4-5 inches and discourage dogs from being tempted to dig. It worked beautifully. However, since we weren't using this border alone, I couldn't say. How tall is your dog? If you anchor these all the way down, the dog might be able to jump over. If you leave it more elevated, the dog might be able to push it over.
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No, you can make the fence round, square, etc. My sister uses her's on her deck accordion style to keep her dogs from jumping off the deck.
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I haven't tried. After my son ripped it out of the wall, I use it as a temp dog gate when I come home from the grocery store.
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Only if the fence already has a feature meant to mount mail boxes of this type. Otherwise you will have to get creative.
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Yes, it would definetly work for that situation, and really you wouldn't have to put it into the ground if you didn't want too. It states in the manual that the fence can be applied above ground, but either way you wouldn't have to worry about that doggie getting out anymore. My dogs will go no where near the boundry line.
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You could as it is coated to keep the animal from tearing. But to fence in a yard would be expensive. What not use chicken wire? make sure it is down in the ground some.
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It can be set up to either circle or oval - just put the bars / posts in the ground to anchor it to either.
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You probably could but you would have to figure out how to secure the sides. Also it depends on the size of the dog & how active they are. When i first got one, once my puppy learned how to jump over it and climb over it, so I had to get a cover.Not a bad idea. I love it.
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While it would be possible to use a cable lock and secure the top portion to a fence as you would a bike, the bottom has no window or vent through which to do this. I am not sure what someone might do with just the bottom, so that might be enough of a deterent. I will say that the dogs like the house!